Relying on Amazon alone puts all of a brand’s revenue behind one set of rules, fees and algorithms. Walmart, TikTok Shop, eBay, Target Plus, Temu, Etsy, Wayfair and regional leaders such as Noon, Mercado Libre and Flipkart each reach different buyers. The pages below cover requirements, fees and timelines for each, and what we automate so a new channel does not need a new team.
Selling on Walmart as an Amazon brand: approval requirements, referral fees, WFS, listing and pricing rules, timeline, and how to sync catalog, stock and orders.
TikTok Shop for Amazon brands: seller requirements, fees, the creator affiliate program, fulfillment options including Amazon MCF, and how to keep it all in sync.
eBay for Amazon brands: business account setup, current US fees, listing and sourcing policies, and how to sync listings, prices, stock and orders across channels.
Can your brand sell on Etsy? The made, designed, vintage and supply rules, the main fees on a $100 order, when Etsy fits, and how Growth OS runs listings and orders.
What Target Plus asks of invited sellers, how integration works through approved Channel Partners, and how Growth OS runs the operations around it.
How brands sell on Temu: fully managed, semi-managed and Local Seller Program compared, US requirements, and how to stop Temu prices undercutting Amazon.
Sell on noon from abroad: who can register, VAT and documents, FBN vs FBP, 2026 fees and payouts, and how Growth OS runs noon catalog, pricing and orders.
How US brands sell on Mercado Libre Global Selling: KYC requirements, fees by country, Full vs direct shipping, USD payouts, and listing and order sync.
Selling on Flipkart as a brand: GSTIN and brand approval, who acts as seller of record, commission and fixed fees, FBF vs self-ship, and when it fits.
How to become a Wayfair supplier: onboarding requirements, base cost pricing, Net 60 terms, CastleGate, EDI or API integration, and running the feeds.